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Bobby Jones' family faces harassment from Pasco County Sheriff's office after moving in 2015.
Thousands of Afghan women face imprisonment for 'moral crimes' despite the Taliban's removal.
A Tory MP engages with former convicts to discuss rehabilitation and the challenges of reintegration into society in the UK.
Islan Nettles, a sweet very kind trans woman, is killed in a brutal attack in Harlem.
Hollywood crime trials are examined through cases like the Melendez Brothers' murder of their parents and the legal complexities surrounding paparazzi tactics.
Ronald Frank and Christy Kahn recount a real-life incident involving Sylvester Stallone's alleged high-speed threat against a photographer in a courtroom setting.
Christopher Scott fights for justice for the wrongfully convicted in America after his own ordeal.
More than 40,000 lives have been lost in the conflict between Kurdish militants and Turkish forces, reflecting decades of tension and violence.
In October 2019, the murder-suicide of Christophe Keller and his wife Mélanie in Jura, Switzerland, raises critical questions about domestic violence and prevention.
Murky Waters details the Sewol ferry disaster and its impact on South Korea's society.
Arsenal's match against FC Cologne leads to chaos as ticket touting risks fan safety.
Port Elizabeth's Central area faces significant challenges as residents confront rampant drug abuse and violence surrounding the notorious 'Drug Hotel'.
President Joe Biden states a missile that killed two in Poland likely wasn't from Russia.
The USA has 2.3 million Americans behind bars, including children, representing 20% of global prisoners.
Thousands of indigenous women in the United States are missing or murdered, with jurisdictional confusion complicating investigations and families seeking answers.
Ramsey Denison investigates the Vegas shooting in Episode 8 of What Happened in Vegas.
Local businessmen in Rabaul have formed a group of reservists, armed with firearms, to combat the rising violence from rascal gangs.
Vigilante groups in South Africa form to combat rising crime and protect their communities.
Two men, cleared of wrongdoing, describe how their lives were shattered after being falsely accused by vigilantes of attempting to meet children.
At least 44 trans or gender non-conforming individuals were murdered in 2020, making it the deadliest year on record for violence against this community.
South Africa averages 45 murders a day, more than four times the international average, prompting a booming private security industry.
A foreign logging company effectively acts as the local government in Papua New Guinea's Western Province, where police are often bribed to maintain order.
Voter suppression in the United States has evolved from historical literacy tests and poll taxes to modern tactics like felony disenfranchisement, disproportionately impacting black communities.
Harper shares her story of being tracked by her abusive husband using hidden software.
This trailer features Charles Taylor's early leadership in Liberia after the 1993 civil war.
Breonna Taylor's lawyer, Sam Aguiar, alleges that her death is linked to a redevelopment program by Louisville's mayor, Greg Fischer, involving targeted police actions.
In Britain, a mother’s arrest raises questions about the appropriateness of police force, as detectives and social commentators examine the incident's implications.
The phrase 'defund the police' ignites debate as scholars like Angela Davis and Ruth Wilson Gilmore examine systemic issues in American policing and its impact on communities of color.
In a refugee camp in northern Afghanistan, families resort to selling their children amid lawlessness and the Taliban's influence, highlighting extreme survival measures.
25 luxury apartments in New York City, priced from $10 million to $85 million, were accessed by Andi Schmied while posing as a billionaire.
Bon Air campus, a facility built in the 1990s for juvenile offenders, highlights the consequences of treating youth crime with adult penalties and critiques the political motivations behind its design.
Lucy Adruk recounts her abduction by rebel soldiers and the trial of Dominic Ongwen.
A Chicago family mourns the loss of Prince Karg amid high homicide rates and busy funerals.
A gang of con artists targeting the elderly is exposed through a simple business card, while a handwritten note becomes crucial in convicting two murderers.
Jeremy Bamber has maintained his innocence in the White House Farm murders for 25 years, with new evidence potentially paving the way for a third appeal.
Last year, 27 young people in London died as casualties of gang violence, with most of them being black and their killers sharing the same background.
Forced marriages in the UK lead to violence and unreported crimes against young women.
Hector Bravo reveals the challenges of the California Model in the prison system.
Every 1 hour and 40 minutes, a woman in India is killed by her husband or in-laws over dowry disputes, totaling more than 5,000 deaths annually.
A 14-year-old is the most common age for victims of sexual crimes committed by police officers in the United States.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
Since 2002, nearly 800 men have been detained at Guantanamo Bay, but only 11 have been charged with war crimes amid ongoing legal challenges.
The Rohingya Exodus questions if Bangladesh can sustain support for Rohingya refugees amid crisis.
Gwyneth Gratten, an 87-year-old dementia sufferer, goes missing near Newry, prompting a search.
In Mexico, an average of 10 women are killed each day, highlighting the severe issue of femicide and the widespread impunity surrounding these crimes.
Jim Browning beats call center scammers by hacking their systems to save victims from scams.
Watch how homeless LGBTI Jamaicans find refuge in Kingston's storm drainage systems.
Psychologist Dr. Robert Hare developed the Psychopathy Checklist in 1980, assessing individuals based on 20 traits like lying and lack of remorse.
